Video footage shows police officers removing posters of kidnapped children in Greater Manchester and Edgware. The actions of the officers have sparked controversy and criticism.
Video footage has emerged showing a lone officer, believed to be from Greater Manchester Police, removing a line of posters.The incident is understood to have taken place on Bury Road, Prestwich.Nick Buckley, hoping to stand for Mayor of Greater Manchester next year, said: “We need an answer from GMP police immediately. I hope they have a good response - I can’t think of one but please prove me wrong.
A spokesperson for the force confirmed that the posters were put up on Saturday night, which they say led to at least two calls from concerned local residents. "They believed the posters were put on these specific shutters as a retaliation for comments about the conflict between Israel and Hamas that were made on social media by a person associated with the business," the Met said. "It appears print outs of those comments may also have been put up next to the posters.
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